Comment 2 for bug 1849100

Paullux,

The default kernel that you installed in the chroot will be kernel that is used once you install the OS onto a computer.

Is there a reason you need to bootstrap your ISO using a specific kernel? In other words, why do you want to "personalize" the ISO bootstrap kernel?

I'd like to uderstand what are the use cases why people would want a specific kernel to bootstrap their ISO. (The original reason there are multiple kernel choices in Cubic is so people can select the one that doesn't result in "busy box", but there might be other compelling reasons to use a specific kernel).